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REMINDER:

According to current medical practice, a physician may only prescribe for a person that he/she has examined. If a physician has not examined a patient, the physician may not prescribe a supplement or a medication for that patient whether by e-mail, telephone or regular mail; this is true even if the supplement is available in a health food store or the medication is available over-the-counter in a drugstore. Recently, some medications have become available over the Internet, but this is considered controversial.

DISCLAIMER:

The information on this web site is provided for educational purposes only; it is a general reference for healthcare consumers and providers; it is not a prescription for any individual person. It is important that you consult your child’s qualified healthcare provider before implementing any of the research discussed on this web site.

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